Including seeing if there is a fix for corrupt Google Calendar items / files. I have tried everything I could find on-line. Things populate in my calendar on the OS X machines, then about 5-10 seconds after complete download/sync of all items (41.4MB worth), the Mac OS X calendar items just 'poof', disappear. When I clear out the Library/cache, eliminate and then re-enable the two calendars on the Mac OS X machines, I can see the cache build up and download/sync with google. When I go to Google Apps/Calendars on the browser, the items are all there. The items from the google hosted calendars have disappeared on my calendars in both my Apple OS X and IOS machines. I'm using Google Apps for my two calendars (paid business accounts). All machines / IOS devices are using the LATEST updated OS.

In the past 4-5 days, I have run into massive problems with OS X 10.13.3 and IOS 11.2.6 calendars. Choose the one that reads, “No, only show invitations to which I have responded.Folks, it's. Look for the setting that reads, “Automatically add invitations.” Click on that to get a drop-down menu with three choices.In the left-hand menu listing, click on “Event settings”.In your web Calendar app, click on the gear icon on the upper right corner of the page, and select “Settings”.It’s a three-part process.įirst, stop Google Calendar from automatically adding any invitation that may be sent to you: There is a way to set up your calendar so that the spam doesn’t have a chance to get in at all and to get rid of any crossed-out appointments that you already have. (A good alternative, which will save you some trouble, is to mark the objectionable appointment as spam, which will both cause it to disappear and flag it as a problem.) And then you will have the crossed-out appointment - which can appear as a daily appointment - messing up your carefully organized calendar. First, you have to go through the trouble of turning down the invite, which often will expose you to objectionable content. It works like this: an email containing an invitation to an event is sent by a spammer to your Google Calendar (this can apparently happen even with an email that ends up in your spam folder), and the calendar automatically puts the appointment into your calendar - even though the body of the appointment contains a spam link or some other obnoxious content.Īt minimum, this is annoying. For some time now, Google Calendar users have been vulnerable to a rather nasty type of spam that seems to have gained momentum lately.

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